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 1    1, 5   |          deepest student of this mystery,~Lo! 'tis Husamu-'d-Din,
 2    1, 6   |         heart opens the mouth of mystery's store,~The soul springs
 3    1, 14  |        water of life."~Learn the mystery, "I was last night a Kurd,~
 4    1, 14  |          become an Arab." 2~This mystery of "last night" and "this
 5    1, 16  |        His sight.~Know the great mystery of 'whatever verses we cancel,~
 6    2, 1   | Wherefore "Day" in 'truth is the mystery of the saints;~One day of
 7    2, 1   |         is the reflection of the mystery of the saints,~Eye-closing
 8    3, 5   |   prolonged, ~The unction of the mystery of love would escape me, ~
 9    3, 13  |  mysteries.~What know you of the mystery hid in aught, that you~In
10    3, 13  |        It was a serpent, and its mystery was revealed.~If a saint
11    3, 13  |          such as he knew not the mystery of a stick,~What know you
12    3, 13  |      stick,~What know you of the mystery of the snare and grains?~
13    4, 7   |        principle and the eternal mystery,~In order to inform the
14    5, 6   |        veiled from them,~For the mystery is lost in the intervening
15    5, 13  |      pressed Ayaz to explain the mystery of his regard for the old
16    6, Prol|          save to those who know;~Mystery in the ear of infidels is
17    6, Prol|        the ear of infidels is no mystery.~Nevertheless, this is a
18    6, 9   |    express it,~'Tis useless; the mystery becomes no clearer.~You
19    6, 9   |       silent nor speaking, but a mystery.~No words are available